Hideki Kamiya of PlatinumGames commented on Bayonetta 4. Kamiya directed the first game, was a supervisor on the second, and was the supervising director on the third.
Kamiya’s remarks came in response to a fan question on social media, in which he hinted at an unexpected twist. Furthermore, he appears to believe that many people did not fully comprehend the ending of Bayonetta 3.
Bayonetta spoilers beware
Kamiya stated on Twitter that he does not want fans to accuse him of adding things later. He went on to say that those who completed Bayonetta 3’s ending will not be surprised by what happens in Bayonetta 4. We don’t have any details, but Bayonetta 3 is said to have paved the way for Bayonetta 4.
Viola could become the series’ main protagonist in Bayonetta 4. We also learn that instead of a single Bayonetta who develops throughout the series, different Bayonettas were featured in the series’ three games.
About Bayonetta 3
In an all-new, over-the-top climactic action game for Nintendo Switch, Bayonetta struts around different places. The titular Umbra Witch, wearing a terrible new outfit and strangely familiar pigtails, must battle a mystery evil with her iconic firearms and time-slowing Witch Time skill. This time, invading man-made bioweapons known as Homunculi are in Bayonetta’s sights.
Fight your way through Tokyo’s streets, China’s mountains, and many more locations! You’ll encounter a virtual coven of Bayonettas along the road, each more magnificent than the last. You’ll also slash and slaughter as Viola, a fiery witch in training with a sword and a fickle sidekick in the form of the demon Cheshire. Discover Bayonetta’s destiny and if this occult alliance can indeed preserve reality!
